WayLog on Apple Watch

From your wrist,
save the journey.

Record with Apple Watch on its own. Capture walks and outings from your wrist, then view maps and detailed information on iPhone.

Record your journey with WayLog

For iPhone · Free to download

AI-generated image of using Apple Watch in a park. Not an actual photograph.
AI-generated image
Actual WayLog Apple Watch screen with recording, pause, stop timer, and auto-resume controls. Captured in the Watch simulator.
Actual app screen · Watch simulator Tap for full size

When WayLog can help

Start recording
from your wrist.

Start on your Watch before you leave, then stop when you arrive. Choose the recording method that fits your day.

Record on Watch alone

Record a journey on Apple Watch even when you are away from your iPhone.

Check iPhone recording information

See elapsed time, distance, and other information from an ongoing iPhone recording on Apple Watch.

Review maps on iPhone

Use iPhone to see your route on a map. Combine recording from your wrist with reviewing your journey later.

Get ready. Record. Look back.

Before your first trip, check compatibility and the settings you need.

  1. 1

    Get your Watch ready

    Check compatibility and app settings, then start recording on your Watch.

  2. 2

    Record the journey

    Head out on your usual walk or outing. Stop recording when you arrive.

  3. 3

    Look back on iPhone

    Check that the record has transferred, then review the map and distance on iPhone.

For current compatibility and features, see the App Store listing for more information.

Look back on the map

Your Apple Watch journey,
revisited on a map.

After checking the transfer status, view records from Apple Watch on your iPhone map. Use your Watch for recording and iPhone for reviewing.

This map shows synthetic data imported into iPhone. It is not an actual journey, measured distance, or record transferred from Watch.

Actual WayLog iPhone screen showing a synthetic walk as a blue route. This record was not transferred from Watch.
Actual iPhone app screen · Sample data (Pro) Tap for full size

A closer look at your journey

A route recorded on your wrist,
revisited on iPhone.

Use iPhone to see routes recorded on your Watch. Check the transfer status before reviewing them.

Actual WayLog Apple Watch screen with recording, pause, stop timer, and auto-resume controls. Captured in the Watch simulator.
Actual app screen · Watch simulator Tap for full size
Actual WayLog iPhone screen showing a synthetic walk as a blue route. This record was not transferred from Watch.
Actual iPhone app screen · Sample data (Pro) Tap for full size

The left screen shows Watch controls before recording; the right shows synthetic data on iPhone. These are not successive screens of a Watch recording and transfer.

Keep records your way

Search by date or tag.
Find that day's journey.

Find saved records on iPhone and add tags or notes when useful. Organize walks and trips in a way that works for you.

Example tags you can add yourself

A walk recorded on Watch

Apple Watch Walking Weekend

An example of how to organize records. You choose your own tags; they are not assigned automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Can I record without carrying my iPhone?

Yes. Apple Watch can record on its own. Maps and detailed route information are viewed on iPhone.

What devices are supported?

The reviewed App Store listing requires iOS 18.0 or later and watchOS 10.0 or later. Check the latest requirements before downloading.

Is it free to use?

WayLog is free to download and use. Check the App Store and the app for optional features and purchase terms.

Can I save trips from before recording began?

No. WayLog cannot recreate a route traveled before recording started. Begin recording before the journey you want to save.

On your next trip,
save the journey.

Everyday trips and roads you have never traveled.
Your own records, ready to revisit.

Record your journey with WayLog Get on the App Store

For iPhone · Free to download